Wall Street Won’t Let A ‘Puny Little Traitor…Take Down Our Market’

[rodeodance]

geech, they called USATODAY a traitor!!

http://thinkprogress.org/2006/05/12/fox-nsa-traitor/

Fox News Host On NSA Story: Wall Street Won’t Let A ‘Puny Little Traitor…Take Down Our Market’ »

The Dow was down 120 points today, prompting Fox News’ David Ruder to suggest it was because USA Today made “the country less safe” by running its story on NSA’s data mining.

But Fox News host Brenda Butler disagreed, saying that Wall Street would “not going to let some puny, little traitor, some leaker who went ahead and compromised our national security, take down this, take down our market, take down our country.” Watch it:

[HysteryDiagnosis]

1. Everyone on Nixon's enemies list

was an American citizen. A good criminal enterprise will try to divide and cause chaos amongst the people whose constitution they seek to shred. They are very good indeed. Don't focus on the crime, focus on the whistleblowers. Sick bast*rds.

[saltpoint]

3. Yeah, but on the other hand, if Nixon hadn't included Paul Newman

on that Enemies List, how would the rest of us have learned what a CRAVEN MENACE he is to society?

You just KNOW that salad dressing is neurotoxic!

[vssmith]

2. Since when was protecting

The Bill of Rights being a traitor. And this from that great patriot news channel FAUX or is it FUX or Fakes.

[EvilAL]

4. .

One leaker caused this? wow.

[DS1]

5. I think they're calling Tice a traitor

Either way, Fox News can rot in hell

[JohnnyRingo]

6. Funny...Fox claims the market is down because Buxh is in trouble

I guess the failing Buxh economy could never cause a downward turn in stocks:

Stocks stumble on inflation fears By Emily Chasan
Fri May 12, 5:11 PM ET

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stocks fell sharply on Friday, extending a two-day slide as a jump in import prices fanned inflation fears and weaker crude oil prices hurt energy stocks such as Exxon Mobil Corp.

Investors pushed almost every major stock market index down more than 1 percent as lower-than-expected earnings from travel Web site Expedia Inc. capped a week of disappointing profits and outlooks from technology companies.

Economic data also failed to dispel investors' worries about rising inflation and interest rates, which on Thursday sparked stocks' biggest decline in nearly four months.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20060512/bs_nm/markets_stocks_dc

Nooo...It must be down because we found out what liars Republicans are.